Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-11
ELECTION
Proclamation!
STATE OF CALIFoESIA,
CnITNTN- or SACp ANfr-Nr0

March u, 1887.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
L County of Sacramento hereby give notice
that a General State Election is to be held Oh
Tuesday, the 18th day of April, 1887
At which Election the Electors are to vote upon
the following proposed Amendments to the
Constitution of the State of California. proposed
by the Legislature of the State of California, al
its Twenty seventh Session, to wit:
Upon Amendment to Sections "Two" and
.sThree" of Article VI. of the Constitu-
ton of the State of California, desig-
mated as amendment Number One.'
Also, Upon Amendment to Section Seven
teen of Article VI of the Constitution
of said State, designated as Amend
ment Number Two"
Also, Upon Amendment to Section Eight
of Article Nj. of the Constitution OF
said State, designated as amendment
Number Three"
The following are the Precincts. Polling
Places Judges and Inspectors OF said Election
First Supervisor District.
First Precinct-Polls at southeast corner Of
Third and streets. Inspector, John F. brennan
Judges, Thomas Fox and r. Corbett.
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner Of
Sixth and l streets. Inspector, B. Cavanaugh
Judges, Ed. NJ. Martin and Robert Allen.
Third Precinct-Polls at southeast corner Of
Ninth and streets. Inspector, Thos II. Der
key; Judges, Dugald ellis and H. l.. Nichols.
Second Supervisor District.
First Precinct-Polls at southeast corner Of
Front and K streets. Inspector, Christopher
Green; Judges, j. D. Long and John Black.
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner oil
Third and streets. Inspector, W. B. Burtis
Judges, N s. Bennett and D. J. Considine.
Third Precinct-Polls Pacific Hotel at south
east corner of Fifth and K streets. Inspector,
s. W. Butler; Judges, j. W. Todd aud Richard
Singleton.
Fourth Precinct-Polls at the Central House.
Inspector thomas Wood; Judges John Luce
and Chris Weizel.
Third Supervisor District.
First Precinct-Polls at northeast corner of
Twelfth and II streets. Inspector, 5. S. Beede;
Judges, J. NJ. Milliken and e. W. Neghel.
Second Precinct-Polls at southeast corner of
Twentieth and H streets. Inspector, John Tai
bot; Judges T. Walters and J. Renfro.
Third Precinct-Polls at Eldred House, K, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. Inspector,
F. T. Johnson; Judges, E. B. Wilson and George
Fourth Precinet--Polls at southeast corner of
Seventeenth and NJ streets. Inspector, N. j..
Toll; Judges, w. A Dashiel and Ed Ranlett.
Fourth Supervisor District.
Fifth Precinct-Polls at Guthrie's Station. In
spector, A. Briggs Judges, John odbert and w.
Sixth Precinct-Polls at Oak Hall Inspector,
R. J. Merkley; Judges, G. Munger and W. W..
James.
seventh PreclnCI-tOllS at MOTH fiOTlu. 1U-
spector, W. H. Robinson; Judges, w. f. Neeley
and George Wilson.
house. Inspector P. Fl. Murphy; Judges, 5. g..
Foster aud =. Rooney.
Ninth rrecinct-Polls at Pattersons Station
INSPECTOR, ]. Routier; Judges, NJ 1oomey and
John StuderuS
spector, A. >. Greenlaw; Judges, George Poor
man and James Holland.
Eleventh Precincl-Polls at Antelope In
spector, John Parsons; Judges F. Gladney and
John Donahue
Fifteenth Precinct-Polls at Lawtons Store,
Ashland. Inspector John Lawton; Judges, H.
C. Kathan and Isaac Hindle.
Sixteenth Precit ct-Polls at Fireman's Hall,
Folsom. Inspector, ]. II. burnham; Judges,
John MeComb, Jr and +. C. Durant.
Seventeenth Precinct-Poils at Stevenson 8
Store, Mormon Island. Inspector, Thomas Ste
Eighteenth Precinet-Pors ct Buffers Half
way House. Inspector, John E. Butler; Judges,
Joseph Tomlinson and Edward Badly.
Thirty-fourth Precinct-Polls at Lincoln
School-house. Inspector, James A. Colburn;
Judges W. A. Johnston and Abe Keithley.
Thirty-seventh Precinct-Polls at Natoma
Station. Inspector, Charles A. Nutall; Judges,
w. A. Ford and David Taylor.
Fifth Supervisor District.
Twelfth Preeinct-Polls at HowelTs. Inspect
or, S. S. Moore; Judges, William Dixon and John
thirteenth Precinct-Polls at Charles Ru-
mans. Inspector, Charles Ruman; Judges, =
Jennings and VIM. Brown.
Fourteenth Precinct-PolPs at Balls Store,
Live Oak. Inspector, George Atkinson; Judges,
Fay Raymond and Benjamin Bailey.
Nineteenth Precinet-folls at the Florin Ho-
tel. Inspector, David Reese; Judges, Thomas
jenkins and A. Stevenson.
Twentieth Precinct-Polls at Toronto Hall,
Elk Grove. Inspector, J. Everson; Judges, Geo.
T. Carr and Isaac Freeman.
Twenty-second Precinct-Polls at Union
House Inspector, John Reith; Judges, Newton
Fay and G. Brainard.
Twenty-third Precinct-Polrs at Phil Rheils,
Freeport. Inspector, D. I. Lutkins; Judges, D..
r Hunt and r. A. G. Gourley.
Store Georgetown. Inspector, P. R. Beckley;
Judges, Henry Erhardt and James NJ. Stephen
son.
house. Richland- Inspector, DR.. n. Williams;
Judges, Thomas Flexman and James Conlin.
Twenty sixth Precinct-Polls at J. w. Hous-
toms Store CORTLAND. Inspector, Fred. Hous-
ton: Judges, Dwight Hollister and ]. r: Olsen.
Hotel, Walnut Grove. Inspector, Joseph Wise;
Judges, 7. F. Lufkins and John Miller.
Twenty-eighth PreciQet-rolls at the Hotel,
1sleton Inspector; Hart I. smith; Jusges, T,
H. Gardner and S. Dickey-
Twenty ninth Precinct-Pells at the Hotel,
Hicksviile. Inspector, Henry Putney; Judges,
J. o. Kane and d. II. Cantrell- IL
Thirtieth Preeinct-Polis sat Harvey's Hotel.
Gait Inspector. Fl. Wriston; Judges, Dbed
Harvey and Ralph Miles; Y,
Thirty first Precinct Polls at Steele 8 Hotel,
CLAY Station. Inspector, Thomas Steele; Judges,
George MCGEE and William Mitchell.
Thfrty-second Precinet-Polls at Johnscnslile
Inspector, ]. B. Bradford; Judges, b. B. Brad
i0fd anu sA'~ n F. F. TEBBETs.
Chairman RosId Of Supervisors
isEALl Attest: WV. B. HAMILTON, County Clerk
and Ex-oficio Clerk of the Board Of super
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